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State Interested
In Feeder Calf
Sale At Clyde
T. Lenoir Gwyn, cattle market
ing specialist with the State De
partment of Agriculture, has an
nounced plans for special feeder
calf sales to be held in North Caro
Una during the next two months.
Two sales will be held at Clyde,
West Jefferson, and a third will
probably be conducted in Alleghany
County, according to Gwyn.
He said that reports received by
the Department indicate that a
large number of high-grade calves
will be consigned to all the feeder
calf sales. He expressed the opin
ion that there will be a good de
mond for the quality calves.
The State Department of Agri
culture will sponsor the sales, ac
cording to Gwyn, and only calves
of good breeding, weighing ;5(
to 500 pounds, are being solicited.
Representatives of the State
College Extension Service and
county agents will assist in grad
ing the calves into uniform lots ac
cording to breeding, siz", am
quantity.
The first sale will be held at the
Haywood Mutual Stockyards at
Clyde on September 13, and at the
West Jefferson Stockyards on Sep
tember 20, Gwyn said.
"Some outstanding calves at
these sales will be sold separately
to enable boys interested in feed
ing 4-H Club calves to make their
selections," said Gwyn.
Plans are for the Department of
Agriculture to move the calves in
carload lots to a central distribut
ing point in Eastern North Caro
lina in order to save transporta
tion and traveling expenses.
Gwyn asserted that assistance
in making purchases or any other
information will be furnished by
the Markets division of the State
Department of Agriculture.
NEW ORDER
The man who concentrated on
today has little time to worry about
tomorrow.
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Lt. Paul R. Calhoun Directs Supply
Flow Of Essentials To Army In France
Headquarters, European Theater
of Operations In charge of four
branches of the Quartermaster Sec
tion, First Lieutenant Paul R. Cal
houn, 34, of Route 2, Waynesville,
is stationed at a United States
Army general depot in England.
As property officer at the ser
vices of supply base Lt. Calhoun
supervises activities in the prop
erty branch, the stock record sec
tion, the requirements and initial
issue section, and the depot sales
branch.
with the maintenance of all records
relative to property accountability.
The stock record section maintains
records of all items on hand. The
requirements, and initial issue sec
tion has jurisdiction over the sup
plies needed by the various requi
sitioning organizations in Great
Britain and Normandy, and the
depot sales branch supervises local
sales of clothing, equipage and
subsistence.
Lt. Calhoun attended Waynes
ville high school, and Eastman Col-
The property branch is charged lege at Poughkeepsie, New York
Before entering the service he was
purchasing: agent and manager of
the S. S. Kresge Company at Utica,
New York. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Calhoun of
Waynesville.
One brother, Joe D., is a Staff
Sergeant in the Corps of Engineers,
and a brother, Samuel, is a private
in the Air Forces.
Plaal Soybean Early
Planting early maturing soybeans
will permit a longer harvest season
during favorable weather. Many
farmers were unable to gather at
least a part of their 1943 soybean
crop because the beans ripened late,
and rains made harvesting impos
sible soon after the beans matured.
Drive Started To
Wipe Out Black
Market Gasoline
"Allied bombers and fighters
over Europe burn more gasoline in
one day than all the 'A' book hol
ders here at home," said G. F. Ball
of the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey, Charlotte, and special
assistant to the Chairman of the
Petroleum Industry Committee on
rationing, here this week. "That
is why it is not anticipated that
there will be any additional gaso
line available for motorists this
summer." The Petroleum Industry
is cooperating with the Govern
ment through advertising and oth
er means to inform the public of
t he true situation on gasoline and
combat the traffic in black market
coupons.
"Gasoline is one of the principal
weapons of this war," he said.
"Naturally, military needs come
first, but misuse of our limited
home supply robs millions of honest
car owners doctors, war workers,
and others who must use a limited
amount of gasoline. Slowing down
the war effort at home actually
jeopardizes the lives of our fight
ing men. The government, the
public, and every employee of the
Petroleum Industry must cooperate
to stamp out the black market in
gasoline.
Sgt. M. E. Robinson
Wounded In France
Arrives In States
Staff Sgt. Mack E. Robinson, son
of Mrs. Early Browning and the
late R. F. Robinson of Hazelwood,
who was wounded in France on
July 18, has arrived in this coun
try and is now a patient in the
Ashford General Hospital at White
Sulphur Springs, West Va.
Sgt. Robinson left here with the
National Guard unit in Sept., 1940,
and before going overseas receiv
ed his training at Fort Jackson,
Camp Blanding, Camp Forrest and
Atterbury, Ind.
His wife, the former Miss Alea
tha Messer, and his mother, Mrs.
Browning, have gone to White
Sulphur Springs to visit him.
Prior to entering the service
Sgt . Robinson wa employed by
the A. C- Lawrence Leather Company.
Mathematics Instructor: "Mr.
Jimpson, is it possible you are
smoking back there?"
Jimpson: "No, sir; it isn't smok-
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WAYNESVILLE
'TWO IMPORTANT SALES'
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10:30 A. M.
Henry Francis Farm
Property located one mile from Hazelwood. One and one half miles
from Dayton Rubber Plant on Allen Creek Road. Consists of 65
acres, two houses large barn, and silo,, Adjoining Waynesville
Country Club. Sub-divided into home sites of various sizes.
One number 60 Oliver Tractor One orchard sprayer riding culti
vator double Oliver Plow double disc double harrow ton
and one-half Ford Truck two-horse tractor wagon and other
farm implements, too numerous to mention.
Sale Will Take Place On the Grounds
Rain or Shine.
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Belle Meade Center
We will sell four store houses Filling stations Five rock hung
lows five log bungalows all modern conveniences. The abo
property will be sold not as a camp but piece by piece.
Ten business lots on the Main Street of Hazelwood Twenty hon"
sites near the Dayton Rubber Company.
Owner of the above property, H. B. Milner.
Sale Conducted By
These sales will afford a grand oportunity for the home
seekers, business men and investors. Cancel all engage
ments and attend this sale. For further information see
Robert E. Richardson at the LeFaine Hotel.
PENNY BROTHERS
World's Original Twin Auctioneers of Charlotte. C'